The summer transfer window is unlike any other. See all great deals and Check out how we scored largest contract. And just because the window is closed until January, that doesn’t mean the rumors won’t keep popping up. Here are the latest rumors and speculations.
TOP STORY: Top European clubs play for Marseille’s Kamara
Manchester United, Newcastle United Football Club, Bayern Munich and Barcelona All are interested in Marseille midfielder Boubacar Kamara, based on The Athletic.
The 22-year-old, who can also function as a centre-back, has a contract with Marseille that expires in the summer of 2022.
With this meaning clubs abroad could begin negotiations with him over a summer transfer in the form of a free transfer, there is plenty of interest in the Frenchman.
Marseille have yet to give up hope of him staying as they can make another move to reach an agreement, but Kamara has decided that he will leave as a free agent at the end of the season, reports report added.
Wolverhampton Wanderers and Newcastle were interested in the summer, with the latter maintaining that interest following a Saudi-backed takeover in October.
Meanwhile, United are monitoring the situation as they consider possible options to strengthen their midfield.
Kamara’s profile is also said to be attractive to Bayern. In addition, Barcelona are known to be strong fans – especially given that they will not need to pay transfer fees amid their financial difficulties.
It is not yet known whether a decision regarding his next destination will be made in January or beyond.
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08:00 GMT: Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has spoken forward Anthony Martial should have the guts to submit an official transfer request if he wants to leave the club in January.
Martial’s agent, Philippe Lamboley, said on Friday that his client wants to leave Old Trafford in the next transfer window.
But the news came as a surprise to Rangnick, who insists Martial, 26, has not contacted him or the club about his plans.
“I do not communicate with agents through the media and the press,” says Rangnick. “Players haven’t talked to me and us about it yet.
“Honestly, what his agent says through the media doesn’t interest me much. It has to be the player. . I’ve never talked about a player through the media. through and through agents.”
WRAPPING PAPER
– Erling Haaland is set up to have a discussion of views with Borussia Dortmund regarding his future, write Kicker.
The Norway international’s contract includes a release clause set in the summer, while Dortmund hope he will stay outside of that clause. With many of the world’s biggest clubs hoping to sign the striker, there will be a discussion about what happens next in the coming weeks – although it may take longer to reach a decision. final determination.
– Sergio Aguero will announce his retirement in a press conference on Wednesday, December 15, revealing Diario Sport and other stores. The Argentinian was forced off the field during the match against Alaves due to dizziness and will now be out due to a heart condition.
– The Chicago Fire announced forward Ignacio Aliseda will join Swiss Super League side FC Lugano and will do so when the European transfer window opens on January 1. The Argentinian joined Fire in February 2020 and has made 43 appearances in two Season. His departure will free a designated Player slot.
– Negotiated contract between AC Milan and Alessio Romagnoli is progressing positively, with the club offering 3.5 million euros per season, reports Calciomercato. New meetings are planned with the defender’s agent, Mino Raiola, while staying at the 26-year-old could change the club’s plans when it comes to bringing in other centre-backs.
– Zenit St.Petersburg recommended Sardar Azmoun contract extension in an attempt to avoid losing him as a free agent when his current deal ends in the summer, tweets Nicolo Schira, but the 26-year-old has made headlines elsewhere. Lyon had advanced negotiations since October and offered the Iran international a four-year contract, while Bayer Leverkusen are also showing interest.
